Ep 12. Explorers on the Moon (2)

Tintin and his crew have finally landed on the moon, but their mission is not complete yet. In this second part of the episode "Explorers on the Moon," they are on the moon to investigate strange occurrences happening on the base where they are staying. They must also study the moon's surface to gain more knowledge about it and bring back important samples.

As they explore the moon's surface, Tintin and his team are faced with many challenges. They must find a way to communicate with Earth, as their radio signal has been disrupted. They must also deal with the harsh lunar environment, which is quite different from Earth.

Meanwhile, the crew discovers that someone has sabotaged their oxygen supplies. Without oxygen, they cannot survive on the moon. Tintin suspects that their saboteur may be the same person who was responsible for the sabotage on the rocket that brought them to the moon. With the help of his friends, Tintin must uncover the saboteur's identity and prevent any further harm to the mission.

Along the way, Tintin and his crew make some surprising discoveries about the moon. They find evidence of an underground river and they encounter a strange creature that seems to be able to survive in the cold, airless environment of the moon.

As the mission comes to an end, Tintin and his team must prepare to leave the moon and return to Earth. But they are not the only ones who want to learn the secrets of the moon. Another group of explorers, with more sinister motives, are planning to land on the moon and take what they want by force. Tintin and his friends must race against time to make it back to Earth and warn the authorities about the danger that lurks on the moon.

The Adventures of Tintin season 3 episode 12, "Explorers on the Moon (2)," is a thrilling conclusion to the two-part moon adventure. Packed with action, suspense, and stunning visuals, this episode is a must-watch for fans of the classic comic book series. It combines science fiction with classic adventure, and it will keep viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.